Kefalonia, the largest of the Ionian Islands, hides secrets and suprises below its rugged, sprawling vineyards, stunning cliffs, dreaming beaches and many Roman ruins. Kefalonia was devistated in the 1953 earthquake, so much of the island's arhitecture is modern. Yet there's plenty for the traveller to discover, including beautiful harbours, walking trails and the local cuisine.

Kefalonia's capital is Argostoli, the main port is Sami and ferry services also run from Fiskardo and Poros.

Before you come to Kefalonia for a visit you will need to arrange a flight and accommodation. Fortunately there are plenty of airlines that offer flights and flights from the UK tend to cost from €200 upwards. Accommodation actually you even don't need to arrande because there are many hotels and resorts that offers great rooms. but maybe in high season it could be a problem! The most popular resorts in Kefalonia are Lassi and Skala and as the largest resorts both have a great range of accommodation.

All Resorts in Kefalonia offer something for everyone with cheaper 2 star accommodation to high 5 star villas. Wherever you chose to stay you will find an amazing beach close by and an array of swimming pools to use.

As Kefalonia is a Greek Island and Greece is in the Euro zone the currency of choice in Kefalonia is the Euro.